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Jennifer Richardson

Richardson Brown, PLLC

Attorney Jennifer Richardson approaches family law in a unique way by taking a... more

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Lon Loveless

The Webb Family Law Firm, P.C.

Lon is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal... more

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Thomas Little

Little & Logue, PLLC

Thomas Little’s life was full of diverse experiences before settling into... more

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Michael Debnam

DebnamRust, PC

Michael G Debnam is a Founding Partner at DebnamRust, practicing divorce and... more

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Keeli Rule

Rule Law, PC

Ms Rule is a Family Law litigator experienced in a full spectrum of divorce... more

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Scott Green

Scott Green, Attorney At Law

As a solo practitioner, I specialize in personal service that you won't... more

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Robert Epstein

Epstein Family Law

Clients throughout the Greater Dallas area hire Robert Epstein when they need... more

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Deborah Mackoy

Mackoy, Hernandez, Jones and Woods LLP

Deborah Mackoy, a partner at the law firm of Mackoy, Hernandez, Jones and... more

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Brett Nelson

Nelson Law Group, PC

Brett Nelson is a Texas attorney with nearly three decades of experience He is... more

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Dana Stewart

Grinke Stewart Family Law

Dana handles a wide array of family law matters in his legal practice,... more

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